L'Ardoise Bistro

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Angel Bellmer

THIS IS WORTH THE PARKING WORTH THE WAIT!! Decent prices!! And this is the one restaurant that actually has premium quality Matcha! I’ve never been to a restaurant where they don’t have cheap matcha powder! Great ricotta, pancakes, great burgers, BOMB mascarpone French toast!! I would give this a 10 out of 10 if I could🙌🏽

Shün Kanazawa

The best bacon I ever had!! They all were real flavory and gave me goosebumps. I liked the one and only original the best but they all were amazing and must try. The pancake was amazing too. not the ones you get bored at the end and cannot finish all.

Lina Eryani

If you’re craving a delicious brunch, this place is a must-try. While the outdoor seating was a bit chilly, the heaters made it cozy enough to enjoy. We found the indoor seating too stuffy for our liking, but that’s easily overlooked when the food steals the show. We started with the millionaire bacon flight, and fresco Benedict which were packed with rich, savory flavors, and moved on to the mascarpone-stuffed, deep-fried French toast—crispy on the outside, creamy and indulgent on the inside. The ricotta hotcake was a standout, perfectly fluffy and topped with generous servings of fresh blueberries and strawberries that added a refreshing sweetness. Portions were impressively large, so come hungry! While they offer bottomless mimosas, just a heads-up: it comes with plenty of warnings about overindulgence, so pace yourself if you decide to give them a try! we opted for coffee and fresh juice, both of which hit the spot It’s a place I’d happily return to, not just for the food but for the overall experience.

J H

I’ve only been to the Kitchen Story in Oakland/Berkeley, and I never knew that SF had one too. I can’t remember if the menus are the same, however they do have the millionaire’s bacon. Just like the East Bay location, this one is just as busy and popping. The food quality is fantastic, and the drinks are fun. The drink I enjoyed the most was the black sesame. It came out looking unique, and the taste was sort of like a butter beer from universal studios. The ribeye omurice was decent. I expected slices of ribeye rather than ground ribeye. The New England burger was incredible. It had hints of sweetness in the savoriness of the bacon and cheese. I enjoyed the potato crisps as well on the side. It was extremely flavorable. I liked that the checks came out on books. They really went with a book cafe theme. It was very charming. The lines went quickly and the food came out fast as well. Loved it here!